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China increases state compensation for violation of personal freedom
2020-05-19
China's Supreme People's Court (SPC) and Supreme People's Procuratorate on May 18 unveiled new state compensation standard for violating personal freedom.
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Top court reveals cases in which minors were hurt by criminals
2020-05-19
The Supreme People's Court unveiled seven severe cases involving harm to minors in a bid to show its determination to protect children and uphold justice.
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Top court urges more humane enforcement for firms in lawsuits
2020-05-18
China's top court called for courts nationwide to be more prudent and take humanized measures when urging enterprises to carry out rulings, as a move to help them ensure resumption and overcome operation difficulties during the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Beijing courts resume on-the-spot services
2020-05-15
Courts at all levels in Beijing reopened case filing halls, litigation service halls and reception venues for public complaints as of May 14, according to the Higher People's Court of Beijing.
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China publishes typical cases promoting core socialist values
2020-05-14
China's Supreme People's Court (SPC) on May 13 published 10 typical civil cases that helped promote core socialist values.
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Shandong courts hear cases with foreign litigants
2020-05-14
Courts in Qingdao, Shandong province, heard 1,058 commercial cases involving overseas litigants valued at more than 8.8 billion yuan ($124 million) from 2016 to 2019, according to a white paper released on May 11.
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China's top court reiterates 'zero tolerance' for crimes against doctors
2020-05-12
The Supreme People's Court on May 11 published eight typical cases China's courts have concluded since 2019 regarding crimes against medical personnel.
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China Mobile Micro Court sees surge in user number during epidemic
2020-05-11
China Mobile Micro Court, the online trial platform of the Supreme People’s Court (SPC), has provided people with one-stop litigation service comprised of online filing, remote court hearings, online signing of mediation agreements and swapping of evidence, and has seen a significant surge in user numbers during the epidemic.
